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THE hot days are stiil ON.
BRIGGS : now famous.



unassisted ~ tradition, stripped Of
romance aud invention. we lind that a
lew simple pictures Nuke the panOr.
ama OF her life, wrI,cs Miss Rose
Cleveland ofJoan Of Arc in Woman't
Argosy. ~ little peasant maiden do.
ing lOwly service in the cottage home
ut l)omremy. q mail-clad maiden
leading forth her soldiers from the
gates OF Orleans; two faithful feet OH
tagots at Roucn a radiant face up-
llited to The beckoning skies; u cruel
Xix upheld in shriveling, flame kissed
hands; wrath of smoke for shroud; n
wreck OF smoke for pail: 81 heap OF
ashes and lrAnchised soul.
The enduring quality of this won
drous figure OF the centuries il the
common quality. If know ANYTHING
tor certain Ut the individual Joan, II
is only because / know something Tor
certain of her sisters oftodav. | see.
indeed, in her, some characteristics of
her age which must tingc her ch4rac-
ter, ana which, not being character
lslic OF our age, cannot tiuge ours.
The INDUSTRIOUS surcretitlons of her
times are broken bubbles OF thin NJ.
IN our agnostic century The dcnce
ignornncr of her day cannot be re
peAted IN ANY after lime. The blind
ianatlcisu OF ihst rgc is wholly ncd.
ANA yet superstition, ignorance.
ihhallci'm remain; and, unless We can.
share IN This our luminous century.
mat one priceless gilt of God. which.
III TINS poor shepherd girl, along with
hcr iguorauce amt superstition and
lhnatlclsm WAS her power, and must
be our power, il we have any, then we
may well pun this complex age, fun of
knoWledge and discovery. into tho
balance against that age, and which
IN VAIN for any turning OF the scales
in our myor.
Faith ltI'h' that was J0an's lever
the lever 10y which that little head
moved the world literally moved tho
world, for Orleans was l're"r,. .,l
England was the world. let no ONE
dream hat Joan was very clever let
no one dream that she was military
genin-.
Her power was but the power
~ .'''' fff'f'ff hhRAlNl NOIllNIl MAY
have the power of Il bubyant. mas.
teriu. iaitl in God, in herself in I'M
mainly and y will 70 come TO The
rescue, It's good to make acquaint.
ancc Will her with her not some
wrotchcd tray sty OF her. For iubcr
we contemplate, not military genius
not SURPRISING cloVerhess, not ,uper.
human wisdom, but we do, II we viii
contemplate goodness and purity.
We can no one of Us afford TO count
inc tory Of Joan Of Arc rs an idle
Ia e. Let what archives will be Opon.
ed TO contradict or alter dates JetaiI
IrreIevant.iacts, the essential 'trutI,
which Joan's life stands tor. tho
character which Joan, career reveals
remains unaltcrod And unalterablo Of
Tar greater significance to us as n
spiritual truth than rs the historical
Tact Joan OF Arc saved France. in.
d,eed ana raj ed the siege of Orleans
put this Is not all her immortality
She has entered as II spiritual force
INTO inheritance of the ages. and
become a,practical influence In human
lives. ''"
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engaging the attention, aud calling
out the best efforts of her citizcn-
Ofcour7e there are individual inter
c.ts which get awful close to the Dos,
om- Of those conducting them. y,
these are given the first best efforts
But there are community interc t,
OF wider range and greater import
succ, which serve TO make individual
Interest more valuable, and without
which the individual would shrivcl
and reccdc TO mere nothing
in tho eud. No one man
in commercial or in business way
can stand alone. He is dependent
upon conditions which the communi.
Is alone can make. While in Ger
tain sense "cyery tub stands upon It,
own bottom" and paddle your own
canoe is good motto, yet you can
help your noighbor and your neigh.
Dor can help you for all that. In
Waco we have too much of the sort
Of individuality which we have
skctchcd above. We have too many
men who to ecure personal advau-
tagc arc.willing TO see community
advantage lost. This is not right,
and in any city where the rule OBJ.
tains, lo,- Is the result
The proposed merchants exchange
here Is the one enterprise now most
needed, and it is needed solely and
only that business men Of all classes
may be brought together aud learn
by daily contact what each ia striving
for, aud how the chances of all may
be increased and assisted by actHg
togcther-by Standing shoulder to
shoulder In this way we could not
act with more efficiency in dotcrmln-
ing railroad policy. In securing rail
road facilities and in attracting and
trolling trade Of all descriptions
The wholesale and iobbing people
would meet the retailer on % common
ground. The dry goods man would
meet the grocer, the manufacturer
would meet the consumer ana iulinitc
advantage to both would result. The
farmers Of the vicinity and through
out the whole trading district of Waco
would understand that there
was organization coherency and
plans and purpose among
the Waco merchants, and confidence
would be bogotten in this way, which
can be had in no other. They would
understand then that Waco would, by
the concert Of action Of her business
men, be able to give them advaut-
ages equal to those OF other cities
for their trade.
In this way would the selfshrcss OF
the individual be compelled to give
way to the broader and better policy
of the community. Shoulder to
shoulder is tho word and that also
should be The policy, "No man lives
for himself alonen in commercial or
in social lie. Let Us understand this
and build and organize our merchants
at once, 10 the end that we
may act with more unanlmty and
consequently with greater force.
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From the Palestine News.

FIum lhe fAleEtine News.
ny the GOODNESS and bravery of Mr..
D. N cCalamity'D Ward, serions
railroad accident was prevented Sat-
urnay morning. The right.bsnd
wheel OF the front truck of tho FAM
uer Jumped the track while on a down
grade curve near bridge eighteen
Feet high. The wheel tore IN tho
track, and the fireman seeing tha d sm0
ger' Jumped from the cab, while
calamity stood firm, pushing the
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nncklcm,. Arnicn snIrc.

The best salvc in the world for cuts
bruises sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands. chill
Dams, corns aud \ Skin Eruptions
and positively cures Piles or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed 10 give
perfect satisfaction or money refund
ed, Price rs cents per box. For sale
by Castles, Morrison II Co.
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NOtIcc al Filling OF Resignation
Guardian,

a HE j \ D. 'f lEN"
To tine shcrlI or any Unstable Of NcLeii"
county
You are hereby commanded mat Iou wv A.'
10 be published IN some newspaper pup'hIss
I'm your ruuuty for ~ least once WgA "
three successive weeks true copy OF vas 30
THE STATE OF TEXAS
MDLISSNN t0I MI
Iorll persons Interested IN the guai'i,il ~. ..
Of the estate of Matte and VINE NA"'
minors;
r. H. l.. Hatch, guardian of the e'n.s; Y
Matte ard Willie Majors, minor, has ~.
his Resignation of said guarlitn' ~, , H,-
panied by an account for rna it',t-
thereof In The county court q NSf IN
county, which win be- acted Oh d. 'ls
torn Of said court commencing Oh .lv
Monday IN November. lo'i, ai lhr 'opi.t~-,l
thereof iuile city II Waco. 81 'l On w.
person, interested iu said tate may ~"
aud contest the same, ID tn,y zee pIol", ~,
witness, j.. W, Glkrr c1t. h'.,s,f
l.. s. county court Of VI L"unau o..,
Given under my hWd Aut -;
said court, the seventh Gay oI eePW w ,rrt
CLERK county court McLsnnan couhi9, s,1 nv
BY r. II BROW p.t- ii,
Came to hand September o. ~, , Gu' MI
rutcd same day by ordering this uoII@s dls|
lishvd for three Successive Week. ", w sna u
Examiner, II paper puhli'hel W iIi,gG'
county, Texas W. l,odnc 5asl
Sheriff a. MclennHn 49,
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speech. Evidently then lis cup OF
woe will be full to running over
The News revels in a draught Of pure
woe ut times.
"BRiGGs aud Barlow" writes the
News, there is % combination" You
had better get through with Briggs
Dear Belo, before you take on an
added difficulty. It is thickcning up
Tor you.
THE increase in taxable values OF
McLennan county for the last year is
very satisfactory. II indicates the
-ort OF progress xhich gives promise
for the future.
DIP BLACK is still attracting i'm
mcnsc crowds to the Christian
church. lie i, grand preacher, and
all who can do so should hear him.
The Mexia Ledger strongly fayores
the insertion ola pronounced anti
prohibition plank in the next state
demo ratio platform.
THE commercial reports OF The
EXAMINER are perfectly correct. You
can base your purchases and sales
both On them
The merchants OF Waco have
bought heavily this fall and are pre-
pared to give advantages to their
customers.
The Gazette coins anew word. 1t
is lngcllism There is moro gall in
it than anything else, far as we
can zee.
WACO is the centre of the school
interest of Texas. 1t is one of her
tallest feathers.
THERE aint any of them who can
touch Hon. Joseph Pulitzer in enter
prise
CLLyELAND can talk when he will,
and talk well at that.
ALL Waco churches have free seats.
You can't 90 am.s.
THE saw-bonc, convention is draw.
Ing to a close.
The hot days are ,iiil ON.
The schools are opening.
BRIGGS = now famous.
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lever and letting on the air -brakes
llnaIly stopping the train on the verv
edge OF the bridge. The passengers
held meeting and passed resolutions
calling attention Of the railroad com.
pany to the bravery of their engineer.
and giving thanks to Mr.. Ward.
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VINO win Pension thc rn,pn,cr.,

From .he Alta California.
The new pension bill which the G.
a H. is asked to indorsc at ~. LouI.
calls for about SI50,OOOOOO. All right
The call Is loud enough TO DO heard
wi hout m ear trumpet But who
VIII pension the Taxpayers when they
H'e disabled IN trying to supply the
f.yy
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From the New Orleans plcayunc
a man must feel cheap whom he
finds he has sold himself for an onicc
that does not pay and oilers no chance
for ,tealing.
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The other day a calf belonging TO
Mr-. Joseph l. Garrett, OF Wesl
+ Iowiield, ate nineteen young tur,
Keys and wanted more.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-11

FROM the New York sun
The Convention OF the american
Micro, Optical Society has adjourned
without trying to liuI Ives con-
seiMce.
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Fresh roasted peanuts, roasted
every ten minutes during the day.
send the children around for them to
Early u Finks.
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are all preaching 10 day,Wny may MOI
TIE ENAMiSER indulge in lift.(
sermon. We promise our readers but
- small modicum OF theology, but &
mail share of politics only as they
come IN incidentally but we do intend
to talk briefly on tho mandate BE
yc temperate in all thing-.' The
authority from which this mandate
comes 10 uuquestioncd, and were 1t
otherwise, there is go much reason,
philosophy aud -ouud worldly policy
init that it would obtain whether
there was any authority on earth or In
heaven willing TO father IT, "Be
,cmporatc.' Temperate ia drinking
and eating. If 30 there is no noed OF
prohibition amendment. obey the
Jaw and the law il sufficient, di-Obey
it and 1t il not possible to frame one
which will answer the purpose or any
purpose We must be temperate in
our hate as we'll temperate In our
iccling4 ambitions and purposes. We
mustuot concude that because n man
opposed tho latc lamcnted amend
ment that therefore he j., a villain lost
TO all regard for propricty, AL sonti
ments of patriotism. all regard for
pure aud holy things, any more than
we are to concludc that
because u man favored the adoption
Of the amendment, therefore and
thereby he Is u sober, temperate, NOR
al man. The ono position would
lead ~ a. Tar from the
truth M the other. Hence in
making up our judgement on this
subject as upon all Others, we must
be temperate. We would never ar
rive at the conclusion that there are
no good men In prohibition ranks,
have never nccu good or temperate
men, advocating tho supprc, sion OF
the whisky traffic, nor can the prohl-
bilion.ts claim that there are no hon-
est. sincere, temperate, fair and good
men opposing prohibition. If these
temperate considerations were once
To- obtain broadly the direct aud tinal
result would be u feeling OF mutual
respect, confidence and q broader
and more Chri-tianlikc liberation.
Can you can any frank and candid
man shy that such result Is not de-
sriablc? Can any one deny that there
would be general and broadly dis
tributed advantage to. Texas in such
event,
Then, too, Is 1t lair to 20 on the the
DRY that because u man differs with
you, he ought to be torn with pin
cors and destroyed. There are many
men ju-t rs honest and fair minded
as we are, although our differences
separate us NJ wide ~ the polls. The
News thinks because Brother Briggs
is prohibitiouist- and differs widely
with II that be- Is il common ial-ilicr
aud II blachguard.' This is the rank
est incompetence and il Injuries the
News while 10 Will inevitably end in
making Iirst class martyr OF Brother
BrlEgs. andh living MARTYR in Texas
has very nice time OF it always
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p, anti prohimtiomsts. we
".c . 'he house and will not hurt
lou nj we icci that W. are strong
nough 10 DO so. This Is the sum and
'"d substance of the prohibition
~ lrnss.
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IHf STATE OF TEXAS
To the heril or any Constable OF NcLeuan

IHf STAT T. uF TEXAS
To the hcrin or any Constable of NcLausn
County GrCctiugt
You are hereby commanded % sum-l y
making publication of this citation 10 ,z.
ncwspaprr published In McLcuuau cOI.ig
Texas. once each week Tor our successive N.ti'
previous To return day h,r,ufM b. ttf'
to he and appear before tAr Honorable d.
trict Court of McLCnuan county. Texas, si'-'
mex regular term thereof, io bt holden $50.
court llou.o, in the city of WR.o. 90 ;as -
Monday In october, A. b. is,,, then aui '1s''
tu answer Tho plaintiff petition, lei J.
t SUIT In said court on the l>t iuy ul AGg'
\ D 1857, whcroiu Martha j.. t}e', is pa-
III A. u NJ. Is. Eveis is defendant. ileuCG q
n -uid suit being SO, 1888
Ilr nature of the plaintiffs demand u
follows. to-Wit; Asuit tor divorce hl'ei q
tur ground of abandonment Ou ,he ps, 3
d"fcniA % Plaintiff ask, for decree Of "
yorcD, AMI change of hc uane 90 tlal Of Ai'
Mar ia J.. Mas singale, eye,
Herein iail mot. and have you then ~
Iglc 'Ai, writ, With your cudor ement ihe.
on, showing how You have rxccuicj met" .
Attest; 4, f. Beaslcy, Clerk 80 Ige D''.'
Court uf oLoun0n county IvNas
l.sl Giycu under my hand and lhe Ies ,
~Nl court, ~ Office In the cilN of Waco ~
he LIST day of August a u l,'I
Il j.. lEAsLI1,
clerk District Court McLcnuHn comfy le"'
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NnrnnlIl.rhntMn,

From he Hopkins County Echo
ID. Il. Culberson is too gooda demo-
rat to be spouting in the New York
y dice. lie is not built that way.
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Old papers at THE EXAMINER Of.
nee at 20 cents hundred or 81 so a
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Old papers at THE EXAMINER Of.
lice'at 20 cents hundred or $3.50 a
thousand.
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VIC, ltch OF all kind cured so minute. by
MoGii9rds Sanitary Lotion. Sold
oy all druggists. N
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'uiu lD Par. -,-,s.
" o." is trying to down Joe
sre,~ This ia forum.
Things work BY
u f''' N' hsomc men. Nose is
ltlt9... brit. but weak in thr
lle-h
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-11

THE Waco Furniture Company
moved into their beautiful new store
next TO Levine Bros, corner of Sixth
and Austin, yesterday. They have a
magnificent store room aud stock to
match. Their energy, intelligence
900 ertornrjse are simply bourdless.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-11

TOR SALE Magic lanterns, toirlsersgq
II good AS new, books ior tn million {.
rlo,lty shop.
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EuENlrrRE. FURNITURE, FrRy,1-5F
Ont stock Is now larger th,il, ir.,..
pr'c' low ani terms such That mo.tNts
o~ity shop. '@
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y EW IA CARPET. only IS cent. .
- lSrd' Waco Curiosity hop.
AECoND hand furniture boupb, ami .ojI7;
y Barnard Bros. '''U wv VI
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II . INES CHANCE Wanted No..
- Win Sl4on cash. Business IN W,eoo a. Is. 4,
success, no competition object il "yt1r' ~; ~
mop IN management one huplrsI y.
C ,tll.., het bF9Nt on investment IN ,-.,,
mon ana iair salary ussurei. Ad.lrs,. ~
investigate. Manufacturer. Box ~. "a
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no to Barnard Bros, for chairs. pari7 "a
VI bed room suits, etc.
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WACO is the uuquc-tioncd center
OF the Interior cotton trade
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-11

30 to Barnard Bros, for beds, bedding ~
VI tresscs. etc.
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WHAT dreadlully severe critic (.
the sherman Herald.
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SIONEs. STOVES, STOVES. snow,
We have q large lot NJ stow. n s.,.,
AL kinds, which can sell no bargain n.
nov stoves sim take the lcad. Cufl5,iT,r
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MISCELLANEOUS.

E'OJ ND. Gold pen and peucr .,,.-
Ill Wilson engraved. ta'i "a a, 81 I,
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RARNARu BROS, have moved ,be, -.
- lo 0o9 Austin avenue, next to Ncl,sy
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To THE WACO ENAMiNER: Pause
awhile 1T your True Blue labors and
start II subscription for Mrs. Quinn
and her orphan children. you can
raise $1,000. and $1,000 isa consider
able sum toA woman that has none
Fort Worth Gazette.
The above is entitled TO some not
zee at our hand. In what way and
why are we required to pau c in our
Iabors for principle IN order to do ~
good work; We can'tsoe it. hut the
Gazette. ideaisa good one, never the
less, rs to raising u fund for poor
Mrs. Quinn. THE EXAMINER will
start tue list with $500 aud we will
gladly publish the list of contribu-
tIon7 and take care of the money for
the poor lady until the Sl0Qoi is raised.
This step isuow peculiarly necessary
one. since poor Gmnn's death u son
bias been born to the widow. A
widow without money and with help.
less little ones TO be clothed. fed and
educated. II is a case which appeals
strongly to every manly aud CHART
able instinct in the human breast. one
thousand dollars invested by Ed. Rot.
~ ,n some business which his Judge
mont com suggest, would make "a
pretty income Tor tho stricken lady.
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20 to Barnard Bros, Tor stove.
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lHE san Antonio boom Is dore
We'll to all Appearances The paper,
over there are now demanding every,
tang and II they keep up the rack II
few years they will get ,La,c of
what is going. IL is a dreadful thing
when town of the size and preten-
'lous Of san Antonio gets herself
side'tracked in this way. Nothing
but hard knocks, and plenty of them,
VIII do Il bit of good. We rejoice to
see the city of the deathless Alamo
wheel herself thus deliberately, and
with her eyes wide open, into the
whirl 1t is a good indication that
the tamalo trade is about to give
way to something far better.
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FOR SALE

L'uR sALE.-A phaeton b,..,,..
L all In good repair. Addf1.. az ,r-@
oGiCc. w. H. %
'Ok sALl,.- ono Wheelocs piano 80
II new, origlnsl cost $50 Ba,ns,i s9At
H'ok SALE Missouri SEQ W 11,ts,T-
l. rfon Roller Mills, waco. "''i-
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shoulder 10 shoulder.

Waco has many business interests
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THE News is in devil Of a pickle.
1t has found people who are disposed
to dispute ITS infallibility, and it is
wonderfully distressed. 1t wants
Coke 10 repeat his fair grounds
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-11

THE Briggs department of the
Newses is shriyeling, Wherefore,
and why? Has there been bit of
a telegram from the east ,saying "slow
her up, Gallagher" or something Of
that sort?
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-11

THE parson seems to he tough
weed TOR the doubIe.cndod greatues.
called the News.
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III all thepapcrs OF Texas followed
the News, what sweet mess of
personal journalism We would have.
10 be sure.
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THE saw-bono convention is draw
ing to u close.
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ALL Waco churches have free seats
You can't 20 am-s.
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The negroes of the south are too
busy picking cotton to have much
time to devote to the republican party
Cotton raising is democratic pur,
snit
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THOSE hcdglipg papers, including
the News, which think "Od Brain
don't know what he Is about nrc on
soundings badly,
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CHEAP COLUMN


W ANTKD.-Ten tbop.,,,
,.,. men aud children To- bnt more men g.,
Ell! .t ~ cents per pound 'es TICK g.,
10y ~ ~ cents and res rssA 5s"';
SCUM Eiebi- s,, At z9elners c cl5gsa ,soa.,
----- --------- Aeiir
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w cith,Pi retail 'i y, @So,ir IN grocer,
sven. Apply to EIamlngfV oao. Ref.reesy:.ii
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cog RFNT ,i The storchouse po,, -
sleeper, Clifton & co. '''''J 4, occut.ti K,
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W N TiD-I0 Uuy All kIIIJ.-,
~ hnnd goods. To cXcharsns Of seeoSi
ana 10 rent furniture. Waco crsS g new fordi
-"-IOslty shhn
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'oHx i KESIUThe brick store hou.. -
waco National bunk, u fru ri, a.tl D
Tor sroccry store. having boon v'as ,hsi
bnipose for several years past '' 'oi,.G
Ine Drlck store room next Ia & IT,.
goods house on Austin stroet Aa'A y
,i,Are. GOOD stand TOR e drug store q' q!
furnishing goods house. -'''e oi ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-11

TIE increase in taxable values OF
McLennan county for the last year is
very satisfactory. 1t indicates the
-oIt OF progress vhich gives promise
for the future.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-11

CLLyELAND can talk when he will
and talk well at that.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-11
FOX RENT

H'ok RENT-Onlce room, pico. 49,
l. !. HTst iloor front, Austin rev eglt.,,
noVV,,th ald Eigh,, SO per non,S,' oei7 u
see Texas Fence Company. 'O"'n' Cau AZ